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“In Shock”: Woman Is Upset After Bride-To-Be Asks Her To Pay For Her Own Bridesmaid’s Dress

Way too expensive or still within your budget?

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‘We waited greedily for his novels’: Mario Vargas Llosa, a revolutionary of Spanish-language fiction

His breakthrough book was deemed too inflammatory to be taught in my school, and was burned by authorities, but this Peruvian firebrand would reveal himself to be a man of contradictions

The Guardian - UK

Andrew O’Hagan: ‘A kind of Dickens and Zola energy was pulsing’

The author and journalist on ‘modern London corruption’ and his Orwell prize-shortlisted novel Caledonian Road, how he helped Jonathan Franzen and the last book he gave as a gift

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Erasmus drafts World Cup narrative with the flair of a French novelist

South Africa’s director of rugby has made more headlines but against France on Sunday the players will pen the tale

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I lost my baby girl, so I know Lucy Letby’s victims need to see justice done

It’s strange how these things affect you. After my second child Zola died last spring, shortly after being born, my wife and I went through absolute hell. Grief will tear you apart — as Joy Division might have put it.

Evening Standard

‘A beautiful family’: This candy store provides opportunity for disabled employees

BOISE, Idaho -- Twice a week, Robin Boudwin gets on the ACCESS bus, a paratransit transportation service, from her home in Boise. She arrives at Sweet Zola’s Candy Shop at 7172 Fairview Ave., where she packages candy boxes, trains her colleagues or operates the register.

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Great apes like to spin themselves dizzy, a lot like children do, research shows

Children love to spin. Whether it is by whirling around on their feet, whipping around on a tyre swing, or tumbling down a grassy hill, they revel in the drunken effects of dizziness that follow. As humans mature, they might outgrow spinning on the playground, but find other ways to…

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Aberdeen star in six day search for family dog after pet goes missing in 17-car crash

A post shared on behalf of the player's dad by podcast Ren Tinted Glasses asked people in the area to keep an eye out for her as the family are desperate to bring her back home.

Daily Record

The Oyster Problem review – the struggle to save Flaubert from himself

In historian Orlando Figes’ rather too formal first play, the passionate romantic’s friends try to persuade him to be a little more worldly

The Guardian - UK

Kalidou Koulibaly's bizarre Gianfranco Zola snub in best Chelsea XI as Diego Costa ignored

Chelsea's new signings found it hard to agree on their best XI of the Premier League era.

Football London

In March, my daughter died hours after being born

How do we fit what happens to us into life without turning it into an anecdote with no teeth and a punchline you’ll mouth over and over for years to come.” That line comes from John Gaure’s play Six Degrees of Separation, and it’s been on my mind recently.

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